Search Query Show Search. Radio IQ Programs. Community Calendar. Show Search Search Query. Play Live Radio. Next Up:. All Streams. Allison Shelley. Longtime NPR host, correspondent Montagne begins a new chapter. Jeff Bossert. Her collaborative series "Lost Mothers" on U. Brad Kutner. Virginia legislators look to extend the standard deduction. Republican bills to extend the measure have all died, but one from Democratic Delegate Vivian Watts sailed through committee with bipartisan support.
Forest Service accepting comments on plan to rebuild Virginia Creeper Trail. Roxy Todd. What happens if Medicaid is cut? Virginia lawmakers aren't waiting to find out. Michael Pope. Democrats who run the General Assembly are worried that the Trump administration might cut Medicaid and take away health insurance for lower-income people in Virginia. Increasing reports of dead or sick wild birds in parts of Eastern Virginia.
David Seidel. Officials are asking the public to report dead or sick birds in certain situations. An effort to study Virginia's yearly elections is still alive in Richmond. Should Virginia ditch the longstanding practice of electing the General Assembly and the governor in odd year elections?
School testing scores improve little, but Youngkin says its coming. The governor pointed to intense tutoring programs and more current testing to suggest a better path was possible, but others questioned his term-long strategy.
The effort to end food insecurity on Virginia campuses. When students at William and Mary conducted a survey to determine the extent of food insecurity on campus, they were shocked by the feedback they received. Governor Glenn Youngkin said President Donald Trump was doing what he promised to do: clean up federal waste.
